Wonderful Sermon by Bishop Quayle at Methodist Church
Bishop W A Quayle delivered a powerful sermon at the Methodist Church last night for the Student Wesleyan Guild. His address drew the largest audience yet, with vivid word painting and a virile, moving delivery that blended humor and pathos. He spoke at Vespers in the University in the afternoon, with attendees praising his eloquence and studio of speech.
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W. A. Quayle
Paul
Methodist Church
Bishop Quayle
Bishop Quayte
Maine
Social life notes and a Lawrence wedding
The piece highlights student clubs and social events in Lawrence including a German club meeting and a Pi Beta Phi freshman farce. It reports the wedding of Florence Adele Levan and Thomas Edwin Linton in Coplay with guests, gifts, and the couple's move to Hudson New York.
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Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Coplay
Misa
Florence Adele Levan
Walter Levan
Thomas Edwin Linton
Lawrence
Kansas
Krick
Third Street
New York City
Metropolis
Hudson
N.Y
Allentown
Portland
Cal
Linton
Atlas Portland Cement
Hudson, N.Y
C. L. Lin
Grain and Livestock Prices Reported in Kansas City
Wheat futures climb with May at 1.095 and July 1.03, cash No 2 hard 1.13, No 2 red 2.25. Corn steady near 64 to 65 cents, oats 46 to 48 cents, rye 72 to 75 cents. Hay prices mixed, butter 29 cents, eggs 21 dozen. Cattle receipts 10,000 with calves, hogs 10,000 with heavy bids around 9.50 to 9.55, packers 9.10 to 9.49. cattle and hog markets show varied demand. Chicago futures near 115 for May, 1055 for July. oats 41 to 43 cents. Park prices around 214.55 to 24.55.
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Kansas City
For Rent and Sale Notices from North Side Listing
Classified notices show rooms for rent at 1300 N H St with light housekeeping, a 7 room house to be moved off its lot, 9 hives of Italian bees, a thoroughbred White Orpington pair and eggs for hatching, a no. 1 cow and various household goods for sale, plus job inquiry for a steady hand in West of Mid. Listings include contact numbers Bell and Home phones.
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Bell
Kansas University Alumni Association Hosts Women Graduates Reception
The Kansas University branch of the Association of Collegiate Alumni held a Saturday afternoon reception at Miss Agnes Thompson's home for 118 graduating women from KU and elsewhere. Four papers were read by Ida Hyde Lulu Gardner Margaret Lynn and Nadine Nowlin on higher education in the US Europe and Germany.
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Kansas University
The
Association of Collegiate Alumni
Agnes Thompson
Ida Hyde
Lawrence
Lulu Gardner
Paris
Margaret Lynn
England
Nadine, Nowlin
United States
Kansas
Associated Charities
Young Women's Christian Association
Kansas University Association
K. U
Bryn Mawr
Kansas Bruins Triumph Over Cornhuskers 41 to 13
Kansas University basketball closes its trip with a decisive 41 to 13 win over Nebraska. Captain Johnson leads the team, praised for overall performance, while a disputed game against Washington University remains a gripe. Track and baseball soon headline varsity sports. Other items note a weighing mishap and the death of Dr. A G Mefill. Mrs Dolman is his daughter.
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Jayhawkers
Cornhuskers
Kansas University
K. U
Washington University
Johnson
High School Art Exhibit Delayed Opening Tonight
Notice states the art exhibit will not open this evening due to the late arrival of the pictures.
Injured Youth In Accident Near Eudora
A 21 year old man named Will Loehn ing was found with both bones broken in his right leg near a bridge in Eudora after being thrown from Santa Fe train No 16 as it neared Endora. Dr Payre treated him, splinted the leg, and he spent the night at the depot while attempts to place him in a charitable hospital.
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Will Loehning
Harvey Shellack
Eudora
Payre
Santa Fe
Endora
Kansas City
Manhattan
Lawrence
Hosford Investment Co Moves to 824 Mage Street
Hosford Investment Company opens new quarters at 824 Mage Street in Lawrence occupying the former Felix store space. The firm, long known as a progressive real estate dealer, promotes its down stairs location with easy streetcar access and a modern reception for patrons.
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Hosford Investment Company
Mage Street
Lawrence
S24
Mass
Felix
Losford Investment Company
Hasford Company
Stosford
Hosford Company
Ollering
Haskell Place
Metcalt
Haskell Rock Road
Carling
University
Sllusford Company
Babcock Place
Uusford
Brook
Fort Thatcher Place
Hosford
Hesford Company
Sal
Tragedy Strikes Mrs Lucy Marks in Marionette Wisconsin
In Marionette Wisconsin on February 28 Mrs Lucy Marks traveling to a requiem mass was struck by a passenger train and killed instantly. Her mother later found the body on the tracks while en route to church and did not know of the accident until arriving at the church. Easter presents offered at The Indian Store in Mass Street.
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Marionette
Wis
Lucy Marks
Last Sermon of Rev W W Bolt at Congregational Church
Rev W W Bolt preached his last sermon at Plymouth Congregational Church. A complimentary farewell reception follows. He will be replaced by Rev Wilber who will supply until a new minister is found. Bolt is praised as a leading Lawrence pastor with strong town ties.
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Plymouth Congregational Clinih
W. W. Bult
Lawrence
Wichita
Bolt
W. W. Bolt
Plymouth Congregational Church
Key
Bob
Mrs
Bole
College
Hunt Thurch
Congregational Church
Wilber
Curset
Henderson
Ohio River Flood Warning Spreads Across State Waters
Flood warning issued as rivers including Scioto rise toward flood stage in Ohio except Maumee. Scioto stationary at storage dam at eightven feet. Chillicothe reports Semto river rising 11.8 inches overnight flooding the south end and forcing residents from homes. De yeit Table railroad washed out.
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Ohio
Culumobus
Maumee
Scioto
Chillicothe
Mwil
Frederick the Great and the Atlas Pants boast
An amiable man named Crowe from the Atlas claims to own two pairs of pants. The incident at the Journal offices shows his advertising flair as he discovers his keys are missing from his pocket, implying he may be advertising stunts rather than a real feature.
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Crowe
Fred Crowe
Atlas
Fred
Mr. Crowe
Journal
Vedin
Community Notes and Local Moves Reach Across Town
Mrs J Myers returns from Oklahoma visits grandchild born six pounds and days old. Williams back from Missouri. Doug las preparing to move to his farm. Elkins family moves to Stanley farm. Ridley family waves as Ranulph remains slow. Landslide threatens area after days of rain. hillbank unsafe endangering hotel and store. Colonial band displays art at The Indian Store. 917 Mans St.
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Wiliams
Missouri
J. Myers
Oklahoma
Douglas
Elkins
Stanley Farm
Ridley
Ranulph
Anal Sher
At Thai Ehch
Dieu
Davis
Wilfe
Mes Phar
Mans St
Big Philadelphia Labor Strike Ties Up City Meals
Central Labor Union delegates at a six hour meeting in Philadelphia vote to call a sympathetic strike by about 140 trade unions starting next Saturday. Officials claim as many as 125,000 workers may join, though some delegates favor delaying immediate action.
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Philadelphia
Central Labor Union
Central Labor
Labor Lyceum Hall
Deleciles
Avalanche disaster devastates Mace and Burke towns
In late February a massive avalanche in Mace Idaho buries the Standard mine area and buries 35 Italians in a sidings car. Rescue workers struggle as a blizzard halts efforts and Burke suffers sixteen confirmed deaths with many more feared buried.
Packed House Revival at Christian Church Opens
Revival meetings at the Christian Church opened yesterday with about 400 in Bible school and a large congregation. Evangelist Rev Dorris spoke on A Preacher Called and Religion in Christianity, while Carol Ridenour sang and directed music. Services run nightly except Saturday with invitations to all.
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Dorris-Ridenour
Christian Church
Dorris
Carol Ridenour
Ridenour
Goa
Hible School
Taft Bill Faces Prolonged Debate in Congress
Congress has sat nearly three months with no clear adjournment date as opposition and extended debate slow passage of administration measures. The interstate commerce bill, two conservation acts, court injunction legislation and postal savings banks are likely to pass, while the statehood bill faces stiff resistance. Pinchot Ballinger testimony draws attention as hearings run through Tuesday, Friday, and Saturday.
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Taft
Congress
Washington
Beveridge
Senate
Forester
Pinehot
Ballinger
American nerves and cure discussed at First Presbyterian
Dr Powell spoke on American nerves crisis and cure at the First Presbyterian Church last night. He tied nervousness to diet, exercise, and rest and cited Fletcher and Roosevelt as examples of vitality from outdoor life and self discipline. The talk urged reliance on moral and religious conviction, Christ's service, and forgiving love to overcome worry and fear.
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Powell
Ac Powell
First Presbyterian Church
Tre
S Magn
Starwell
Red Bluat
Horace Fletcher
Redk
Francis E. Clark
Christian Endeavor
Theodore Roosevelt
Livig Antiod
God
Christ
Simon
Kansas Municipal League Meeting Planned in Wichita
Prof F G Bates of the University of Kansas met in Wichita with Mayor Javidson May or Cireen of Topeka and Mayor Martin of Hutchinson to arrange a statewide city officials meeting. The session was set for May 18 and 19 in Wichita to discuss a program for attendees and the potential formation of a Kansas Municipal League.
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F. G. Bates
Ar-range
Javidson
Wichita
Cireen
Topeka
Martin
Hutchinson
University of Kansas
Kansas
Cities of
Kansas Municipal League
Gregory's Body Sent for Burial After Kenurr Springs Death
The body of Encl Gregory a Kansas University student was sent to Guthrie Oklahoma for burial after his death Friday evening at Kenurr Springs No inquest was held as the coroner deemed it unnecessary.
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K U
Gregory
Cuniversity
Kenurr Springs
Guthrie
Okla
Police Court Record Such as Bonds And Drunkenness
In police court Charles Brown forfeited a twenty dollar bond for a plain drunkenness offense. Laura Potts was fined thirty eight fifty for drunkenness. The bootlegging cases were postponed until tomorrow. Godfrey was fined forty dollars for a drunkenness charge.
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Charles Brown
Chas Brown
Laura Potts
DeShafer
Lave
Uy Godfrey
Telephone Accident Sends Hubert House to Hospital
A disk telephone at a store fell onto Mr. Hubert House Saturday evening, striking his head. He required several stitches in the scalp after the peculiar accident.
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Hubert House
Hivase
House
Postponed Public Sale At Eudora Stock Yards
Auction announced by EW Kraub and IL Glathart for March 6, 1910 at Eudora stock yards. Sale begins at daylight and features 100 head of work mory mules, 35 geldings 1100 to 1500 pounds, 25 work mules ages 3 to 4 years. Public notice states postponed sale.
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Eudora
Marci
EW. Kraub. i
IL Glathart
Aact
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Evelyn Strong
le Compton
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AcEsrland
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Killings
Ohio Street
Rostand
Sach
Fine Arts School
Dick Hall
Department of Music
Department of Expression
No Name Club
Chanute
Edna Bunn
Lawrence Emerson Elweah
Jeanette Bunn
Elveah
Chicago
Uvat
Daly Hc
Park
N. H. St
Adam Salisbury
Calif
St. Bell
Parsons
Jackeson
Association of Collegiate Almint
Mass, St
Choben
Frederick the Great
Landsside
Mette Wie
Mace
Walla Walla
Hotel Standard
Gem
Idaho
Black Bear
Burke
Northveat Paeitie
Canyon
Avery
Montana Ine
Spokane
Wasl
Couer D'Alene
Northern Pacific
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